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Can Google know exactly who is searching on Google on Firefox?

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Since Firefox blocks trackers...so can Google know exactly who is searching on Google on Firefox?

Since Firefox blocks trackers...so can Google know exactly who is searching on Google on Firefox?

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Hi Niloy

Even with trackers blocked, if you are signed into a Google account in Firefox for Android, or on your Android device, chances are Google (or any equivalent organisation) will be able to conduct some level of tracking.

That said, with tracking blocked you should still receive unique advertising when you visit websites.

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Paul
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Hi Niloy

Even with trackers blocked, if you are signed into a Google account in Firefox for Android, or on your Android device, chances are Google (or any equivalent organisation) will be able to conduct some level of tracking.

That said, with tracking blocked you should still receive unique advertising when you visit websites.